Hey Product Hunt 👋 Every hiker knows the pre-trip ritual: eleven browser tabs, three forecasts that disagree, a fire map from 2019, and a gut feeling. Then you drive two hours to the trailhead and find out the road's washed out. Strata is the app I wanted for that morning. You pick a route, and it gives you one honest read on whether today's a good day to go: 🌨️ Avalanche - the danger rose for your exact aspects and elevation 🔥 Wildfire & smoke - active perimeters and air quality, not last season's map 🌊 River flow - is that crossing a step or a swim? ☀️ Weather + sun timing - including "when does it actually get dark on you" 📵 Cell dead zones - see exactly where you'll lose signal before you're out of it ✨ An a safety brief for the route, so you're not interpreting six dashboards yourself Plus the stuff that makes a planner actually usable: offline maps, slope & aspect overlays, public-lands boundaries, a snap-to-trail route builder, 500+ curated backcountry routes, and condition alerts that ping you if your saved trail's forecast turns while you're planning. Coverage is nationwide. Curated routes run coast to coast - Sierra, Cascades, and Rockies through the Appalachians and the White Mountains - on trail data for the entire Lower 48. Slope/aspect overlays cover every major range West and East; public-lands boundaries go national, Alaska included. 🇺🇸 Who it's for: day hikers, backpackers, peak-baggers, and ski-tourers - anyone who's ever wished the mountain came with a "check engine" light. 🥾 Free to browse and plan. Pro ($59.99/yr - no monthly, no gimmicky trial) unlocks offline maps, the overlays, the safety analysis, and alerts. If it's not for you, there's a 7-day money-back guarantee, honored personally. Drop your home trail in the comments - anywhere in the Lower 48 - and I'll tell you what Strata already knows about it. 👇 Dig in before you head out. ⛰️

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14h ago

How does Strata pull in the data for things like river levels or smoke reports in backcountry areas - is it piecing together from public sources or do you have your own sensor network?

36m ago

The at-a-glance layout for layering weather, fire, and river data feels like it was built by people who actually get cold at trailhead. Skipping the rabbit hole of checking seven different sites before a sunrise start is genuinely huge.

4h ago

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Know before you go. Every trail, one safety check.

Know before you go. Every trail, one safety check.